I know it was you, Fredo.” Michael Corleone’s cri di coeur to his older brother in “The Godfather: Part II” is justifiably ...

The epic drama spanning two generations has come up time and time again in the actor's list of favourite films.

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Fredo, Fredo, Fredo. It's so hard not to feel sorry for poor, hapless Fredo. Even Mike tries to do his best for Fredo, but the middle Corleone son just doesn't have what it takes.

Four of these cast members carried the saga through its decades. The fifth actor was the cause of much criticism ...

Speaking about the inspiration for the look of the character, director Matt Reeves said The Godfather was something they spoke about ahead of filming. He explained: “We talked a lot about Fredo.

Marino was inspired by both John Cazale's Fredo in The Godfather and injured birds. This combination gave Colin Farrell's Oz Cobblepot a distinctive look, giving way to its dark and gritty atmosphere.

Marino also mentioned John Cazale's Fredo from The Godfather, as well as "injured birds" as other inspirations. Colin Farrel's Oz Cobb in 'The Penguin' and Harvey Weinstein. Warner Bros;Getty ...

Though The Godfather Part III is sometimes regarded as a sequel that shouldn’t have been made, the third and final installment in Francis Ford Coppola’s epic crime saga did introduce some ...